hello!

I am currently studying for my bachelor degree in law in the sorbonne university in Paris and I'm interested in doing my LLM in english (or french if i must). I'm trying to see different options for which universities to look/apply in for my masters but I'm not sure which ones are the best and are recognized internationally.
I'm interested in doing an LLM related to human rights, family/child law, child's rights law (all not on a national scale if possible). I'm also interested in international private law or diplomacy/international relations as an LLM.
If anyone has any experience or knowledge in which universities (not in the USA though) are the best for those LLMs it would be wonderful,

thank you!

Dear, KU Leuven offers an LL.M, program with an option to specialize in International and European Public Law. I.a. professor Paul Lemmens (judge at the ECHR) teaches there. QS Worldwide ranking is 37. Good luck in selecting the right program for you!

I heard that Cambridge is good at international law but they would consider the GPA factor the most. Maybe, you can consider Switzerland's college in Geneva; they are good at human rights too as well as the Netherland.